How Schools Can Support Families for a Successful Transition to School
Springtime heralds the beginning of the transition to school for our youngest students. While...
Read MoreKatherine Dimas | March 31, 2021
Springtime heralds the beginning of the transition to school for our youngest students. While...
Read MoreCraig Bullett | February 16, 2021
Our LEARN Ped team, with our local RÉCIT collaborators, have been throwing around ideas to better...
Read MoreMichael Cody Clarke | February 9, 2021
I’ve been a student for my entire life and how I learn has changed. I don’t think I am...
Read MoreCraig Bullett | October 19, 2020
What is the DCF? If you are a teacher, you may have heard about the Digital Competency Framework....
Read MorePaul Rombough | October 6, 2020
Back in 2011, I wrote about taking a break from my consultant’s role, and about teaching Secondary...
Read MoreChristiane Dufour | May 1, 2018
Some time ago, my past caught up with me and it was both a pleasure and a shock. In 1968, at the...
Read MoreChris Colley | September 15, 2015
CC0 http://pixabay.com/en/sunset-boat-sea-ship-675847/ The lecture, textbook, worksheet,...
Read MoreRob Costain | April 3, 2014
One of the main goals of schooling is to prepare students for a fulfilling life in the workplace,...
Read MorePaul Rombough | March 26, 2014
The idea for this blog post came to me after I presented a short webinar on the mapping and...
Read MoreKristine Thibeault | December 11, 2013
With the winter holidays quickly upon us, many educators across the province will soon be on a two...
Read MoreMelanie Stonebanks | February 14, 2012
by Melanie Stonebanks You don’t have to have all the answers. You only need to know the questions to ask. As has been discussed in the previous two postings on this topic, critical literacy is a way to use texts to help...
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